Love Class Season 3

Love Class 3 (수업중입니다 3; RR: Sueop Jung-imnida 3) is a 2026 South Korean boys' love youth romance, the third season of the Love Class series. It leaves the campus setting of the earlier seasons behind and moves into the K-pop industry, where affection is a liability and a schedule doubles as a cage. Hyun Jae (Sae Byeol) and Soo An (Seo I-han) first grew close while competing on an idol survival show, where they shared practice rooms and the same impossible dream. Only Hyun Jae debuted. The competition that brought them together is also the thing that pulled them apart, and the years since have slowly turned a private hurt into professional distance neither of them knows how to close.

When they reunite as more established idols, the stakes have only risen. Loving each other openly is riskier now than it was when they had nothing to lose, and every gesture has to survive managers and cameras before it reaches the other person. Running alongside them, Jae Min (Lee Woo-jin) is trying to rebuild a career in the wake of a scandal. Khun (Panutuch Saelee), a newcomer from Thailand, learns the industry's unwritten rules in a language and a system that are not his own. The two find each other over the auditions and the constant surveillance. Both live with the sense of being one mistake away from erasure. Their bond keeps pressing the question the leads are working hardest to avoid, which is whether a debut dream is worth what it costs to hold on to it, and who gets sacrificed while the answer is postponed.

Produced by Box Media and directed by Lee Seok-yong, the season premiered on May 28, 2026 and ran for sixteen episodes of about fifteen minutes, released two at a time on Thursdays and Fridays until July 17. It streams on Rakuten Viki and Wavve, with GagaOOLala also carrying it. The K-pop setting gives the franchise a harder edge than its school-set predecessors: the obstacles here are contracts and the machinery of fandom, not exams and dorm curfews, and the romance has to be negotiated in whatever gaps that machinery leaves open.